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Davido Highlights Friendship with Chris Brown in Successful Collaborations
Nigerian singer David Adeleke, known as Davido, shared his thoughts on international collaborations for upcoming musicians during a panel discussion with the US advisory council in Nigeria. When asked about young artists seeking international features, Davido used his relationship with American singer Chris Brown as an example. He emphasized that their collaborations stem from genuine friendship, which enhances their commitment to the project.
Davido explained that working with friends like Chris Brown ensures everyone puts their best effort into the music. He highlighted that their partnership goes beyond simply making songs and shooting videos; it is rooted in mutual respect and a shared passion for music. He further stated that their friendship transcends race, asserting that as long as the music is valuable, it doesn’t matter whether the collaborator is from Congo or America.
In his words: “Me and Chris Brown are actually friends. When you collaborate with people that are your friends, everybody puts their all into it. It’s not that we’ll do songs now, shoot video and that’s it. He’s actually my friend and we love to work together, so I feel like friendship, no matter the race, whether he’s from Congo or America, as long as the music is worth it.”
Nigerian singer, Femi Kuti, reveals his reasons for leaving his father, Fela Kuti’s, band. During a recent interview, the singer revealed that he left the band to find his own identity. He explained that he was often asked if he was going to be a singer like his dad.
“The moment I formed my band, his fan base descended on me. It was very difficult to find a good write-up about me then because the press hated me, and at that time, there was no internet for me to defend myself.
“Being under my father, I didn’t have any possibility of my own life, including having children. I saw my life in his life.”
Nigerian actress, Joke Silva, announces the death of her brother, John Olabiyi Silva. The actress took to her social media to share her tribute to him.
“With acceptance of God’s sovereign will, we announce the call to the glory of my dear brother, John Olabiyi Silva… long John Silva… Bros B… Uncle B… my easy-go-lucky brother. Rest in peace. January 22nd, 1953 – August 29th, 2025.”
Fans and friends commented, offering comfort to the actress and mourning her brother.
Nigerian singer, Reekado Banks, reacts as fans drag him for going to church and describe him as a failed artist.
It can be noted that a social media content creator, Kesari, spoke up on his cousin about faith, to which Reekado replied and invited him to his church.
Later on, the pair were spotted in church, and a fan then commented and dragged the singer for going back to church after failing in the music industry.
“When they fail at music, they start going to church.” Reekado Banks then replied, “Fcck that nigga whose comment I saw that made me feel down today. My friend called me and told me to delete it. Fcck you!”
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